Murano glass jewelry: artistic pendants

June 27, 2013 - PRLog -- Back in 1500 Venice already had the reputation of being one of the most elegant towns in Europe, more than London and Paris. Today, it still seems that everything in Venice is an invitation to dress with good taste, to fit in with the beauty of churches and palaces.

In Venice, center of culture and civilization, all kind of arts flourished: among them a prominent place was occupied by jewelry. The Venetian artisans obtained excellent results thanks to a rich and refined production. For instance, Peruzza, a Venetian jeweler, invented the 58 faces cut, creating a diamond of greater splendor.

Following these ancient roots, MuranoNet - an e-commerce company based in Venice selling certified and carefully selected articles - has presented a whole new Murano glass pendants collection that consists in seductive creations, made with superb materials, and hand-crafted with meticulous precision: unmistakable pieces of art, fruit of the creativity and experience of master glassmakers and artisans who turn glassmaking into art.

All the pendants are made by hand and are an expression of a long tradition of design and care into detail that have always characterized the Italian and Venetian handcraft production.

From Murano glass pendants with golden leaves, to pendants made with Murrine, to pendants made using pearls and shells, the world of modern Venetian jewelry is always able to give a peculiar look and to transmit an unforgettable emotion. Emerge from the mass, communicate distinctiveness and an original idea of beauty with these jewels of great effect: small pieces of art that imprison mysterious lights. Thanks to the Murrine containing gold and platinum, they create fascinating colour shades of contemporary yet ancient flavour.
The pendants are available on the MuranoNet online store (www.muranonet.com), along with many other Murano glass jewels and products, all of which are original and certified items made in Italy.

Find out all the pendants in glass of Murano at: http://www.muranonet.com/jewellery/pendants.html